Waiting for Sec always

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Hello,
    1) I am working on DAQ and I need some help to take decision in best way. I am using JKI state machine, which having one case for DAQ and another cases for controlling the serial device. I need to swich the cases always until my Serial device fixed. I.e.. I need the Acquire the data may be 8 or 9 times for each serial device when the program is running. The cases in the state machine also defined in such manner for switching together. I am using USB 6008 and with rate of 5K and 500 samples to read and its a continuous acquisition.
  2) Here comes problem, In DAQ case, I acquire the data and calculate the summation of arrived data. Here comes jitter and I need to be careful to remove this movement in the summation value. Of course, this jitter introduced because of my serial device. My plan is to make like this but so far I stop here with lots of confusion.
Especially in this case(DAQ case), I would like to wait for a second and I want to store the summation values occurred in this second into an array and after look for the maximum value occurred in that second. Well, in this period, DAQ should continue its Acquisition and should calculate the summation until it's get's the 5K samples in 1 Sec. After this I would probably continue my run to other cases.
I know that I have to attach my code here but it is big VI  and you can find attachment of DAQ case.
I would appreciate someone's help here.
Attachments:
Array finding.vi ‏116 KB

Answer 1

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This is the most complained about bug in AppleWorks 6 - known as the "Recent Items bug." Take a look in the highlighted AppleWorks Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) folder near the top of the entry of this forum for the User-Contributed Tips & Answers folder. In there are three articles dealing with Recent Items.
]Dale Gillard - AppleWorks slow? Spinning ball appears?
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AppleWorks remembers every document ever opened. As this fills up, it slows down performance. This folder is located in HD/Users/username/Documents/AppleWorks User Data/Starting Points/Recent Items. Trash all of the aliases in this folder & restart AppleWorks. You should see an improvement.